Vszerda DB26-G2-01 DB26 male breakout board gadget
Male DB26 breakout board converts signals to PCB terminals, measuring 69 × 39.5 × 20.5 mm and weighing 35 g
- Compact 2.7 by 1.6 by 0.8 in board fits tight enclosures
- 26 male pins break out every signal for easy wiring
- Clear pin labels speed up prototyping and troubleshooting
- Gold-plated terminals deliver reliable contact over long use
- Weighs only 35 g so it adds minimal mass
Target Use
The Vszerda DB26-G2-01 is a male DB26 breakout board that converts a 26-pin connector into accessible PCB terminals for signal routing. It suits engineers, technicians and hobbyists who need a reliable test point or permanent interface for custom wiring.
Practical Limits
The board provides a direct pin-to-terminal mapping with no active circuitry, so signal integrity depends entirely on the cable and host interface used. It handles only the 26 channels presented by the DB26 connector and adds no buffering, level shifting or protocol conversion.
Build and Connectors
The unit measures 69 by 39.5 by 20.5 mm and weighs approximately 35 g, with clearly marked terminals that simplify identification during assembly. Its compact footprint allows installation in tight enclosures, while the screw terminals accept stripped wires for secure, tool-free connections that resist vibration.
How it compares
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- Price $16.99
- Cheaper than about 75% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I know which DB26 breakout board to pick for my setup?
The DB26-G2-01 is a single male DB26 adapter with a 69 × 39.5 mm PCB footprint and 35 g weight, so match those dimensions and the male pin orientation to your panel cut-out and cable strain relief.
What does the 26-pin count mean once the board is installed in my machine?
It provides 26 individual signal paths from the DB26 connector straight to labelled PCB terminals, giving one-to-one access for each line without any active circuitry in between.
Which interface standard does the DB26 connector follow and what does that limit in practice?
The board uses a standard DB26 male connector, so the practical limit is the current and voltage rating of that connector family and the 2.7 × 1.6 inch board outline that fits inside your enclosure.
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